A study of rare earth element substituted strontium hexaferrite produced by chemical co-precipitation and hydrothermal synthesis
Hexaferrites are still a very important component of the permanent magnets market because of their low price combined with reasonably attractive magnetic properties. In such a context, any improvement of the magnet data would be of great importance. In recent years, work has been carried out on impr...
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University of Birmingham
2003
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